Media

Secrecy and fear in a fallen fellowship

Netflix’s Unchosen explores the fear, secrecy and hidden brokenness that can flourish inside tightly controlled communities and society writ large

Courage in the age of cancel culture

Pentecost reminds us that Christian witness is not about winning arguments, but about speaking with clarity, love and freedom from fear

The Christian duty to be less informed

In an age of viral outrage, manipulated clips and endless commentary, Christians should resist both convenient falsehoods and the compulsion to know everything

The Church’s social media problem

The Church has clear teaching on the use of media, yet much of its institutional social media presence still fails to speak the language of the platforms it inhabits

The man behind OnlyFans’ dark legacy

Leonid Radvinsky built his platform into a multibillion-dollar empire, leaving a legacy many argue has damaged relationships and exploited the vulnerabilities of a generation

Jacqueline O'Hara

Faith that chains cannot break

The daughter of Jimmy Lai reflects on his letters from prison and the spirituality shaped by suffering and trust in God

Louis Theroux’s missed opportunity on the ‘manosphere’

A familiar diagnosis of the manosphere that overlooks the cultural and moral transformations underpinning its rise

How Netflix is reshaping children’s moral imagination

In an age of unavoidable screen time, parents must ask how it shapes children's formation

Daisy-Mae Inglese